Portland Daily Press: August 13, 1896
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862-VOL. 34. PORTLAND MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1896.“ PRICE THREE CENTS. ride .889 over a three-mile route through the prin- the weaker members of society. It more truly estimate the honor its action Washington, 85 55 is not the 29 04 .813 EAGER, FIRE LADDIES. cipal streets of the town. CROWD WEST CRAZY wish ot the general publio that has oonferred. It was the greatest and THE SINKING SHIP. St. Louis, these trusts most earnest 23 07 .256 from should destroy competition convention in the hi»tory Louisville, The old veterans Portland attract- and then collect such a tax as they will, of our party. It was closer and more in ed attention their muoh by fine appear- irom those who are at their touch with the were mercy people. Delegates Baseball Notes. ance and good marching and won hearty d government is worthy of the name there to voice the sentiments of tiieir wh ion is oonsti applause from the spectators who net aDle to protect from every tuents, for the people of the party Camden defeated Thom aston yesterday arm uplifted for his tho humblest controlled and conducted that conven- Clives Our Ball Team a Push Yar- thronged the streets of the town. The injury Bangor 10 to 9. fur at Remarkable Demonstration Attending citizen who lives benoath the flag. tion. Struggle Supremacy was defeated o “vets’’ stood the long maroh well, one The Democracy of the country realize Bayville by Boothbay Down. to 8. mouth. old gentleman 80 years old going over Notification. that all the great principles of our party Bryan The has boon con- are as and as essential to the well the whole distanco. Chicago platform potent In view of the faot that several of those demned by sorno beoause it dissents from being of the country today as tlioy have the who subscribed to the stock of the new When tho pnrado was dismissed the fire opinion rendered by tho Supreme always been, and as they ever will be. association laddies ravenous for tho court, the income tax law un- But the issue before tho failed to respond when the had appetitos declaring overshadowing HIT It must be remembered made dominant the UP TO SIXTH MAINS TVAS FOB collector came bountiful dinner that was for 3IAD SCRAMBLE TO GET INTO MAD constitutional. country now, by around, it has been VERY SUCCESSFUL MUSTER THERE provided that we expressly recognize tho binding distressed conditions preaviling through- doomed best to tbom the ladies of the town. focre BUT ONE SINGLE. go no further with the by ISON GARDEN. of that decision, so long as it stands out our lend is the demansd 'for reform- YESTERDAY. SQUARE as matter. Mr. Leonard was re- Said to bo as as Tho whole town was in festal attire, _a part of the law of the land, Thera ing our existing monetary system. Our yesterday good is in tho no of at- and we a turning tiio to those from whom deooratlons being hung prominent over platform suggestion party, believe, great majority money tempt to the authority of the of the American people, are convinced it had been the entire line of maroh. dispute collected. It is presumed Supreme court. 1 shall offer no apology that the legislation of seventy-three,dem- And After That Had a Little Fun With that Mr. will the club The Portland Veterans were Candidate for tho of the silver was a infloted Murphy carry Big Attendance—Fine Parade and Interest- delight- Bryan’s Speech Interminably income tax plank Chicago onetizing wrong Our Tossers—Good through the season and next entertained at the beautiful sum- platform. upon our country which should and must Work by Leighton by year pos- Contests— ‘‘Torrent” of Lisbon fully Bong—And He Promises to Say More ing The iucomo tax is not now, nor was it be righted. sibly a new deal will be mado. mer villa of Mr. Geo. W.Hammond, where aud Magoon. Wins the Tub Contest and tbe Gardi- Baler, Too—His Address on the Defen- enacted in hostility to tho rich. Not only We believe the single gold standard has he and Mrs. Hamomnd boun- dispensed Also shall i refuse to npologizo for the advo- so narrowed the base of our monetary out- ner Boys tbe Keel Pace—Portland Vet- sive Throughout—Mr. Sewall Bangor, August 12.—Bangor easily GRANGE DAY AT IFRYEBURG. teous to the rod-coated and cacy of tax law by the Nat- structure that it is unstable and unsafe hospitality tliejnoome Portland and won as erans Attract Mueli Makes Some liemarks. ional played they played Attention, thirsty veterans. convention, but I shall refuse to and so dwarfed it in its development for the exercise it of the and in its to furnish the today. Up to the sixth but one clean Cliautauquans Learn Some Scientific Facte Madison New apologize by power necossary [SPECIAL TO THE PRESS.] THE CONTESTS Square‘Garden, York, to right dissent from the decision of the financial blood to the nation, that com- hit was made off Mains. Tbon he threw Regarding Farming. August 12.—William Jennings Bryan Supreme court. In a government like mercial and industrial has fol- Yarinouthville, Augnst 12.—This nas were of oourse tho great exciting feature paralysis easy ones and two singles aud a home and Arthur Sewall were formally noti- ours, every publio official is a publio ser- lowed. been a great for this of the and the seem to all run resulted. O’Kourke broke his thumb day pioturesque day boys forget vant aud tho have a to oriti- We believe we need and must have the Fryeburg, August 12.—Grange day fied tonight thnt they were tho ohoiue of people right little town ou the banks of the Kcyhl about the fact that it was 90 in tho shade clzo his official acts. broad and foundation of both in practice. The features were Mains’ at Chautauqua was under the direction the Democratic offi- expanding party for tho htghest to a riv er. in their eagerness to exoel. gold and silver support monetary pitohing and batting, O’Brien’s batting, of Walker who ar- Are ces in the of the of the United Secretary McKeen, cheap, worthless, gift people system strong and stable, and oapable of and fine work Yarmouth does not celebrate very of- The first event was the horseless race, Now let me ask you to consider the a great catch by Leighton ranged a very attractive programme for States. An immense orowd was the demands of a growing ooun- pres- paramount of this meeting 350, Thosoore: ten, but when she does she does it in the oompanics catching up the reel, run- question oampsign. try and industrious, energetio and enter- by Magoon. Attendance the afternoon. and ent and tho greatest enthusiasm pre- tile money It is neces- dangerous a question. scarcely We demand the free coin- royal style. she had rd old- ning 300 feet, ooupling to hvdrant.and prising people. BANG OK. At 2 o’olock the woloome rain came « Today vailed. sary to defend tho principle of bimetall- age of silver, opening of our mints to fashioned firemen’s muster and everybody getting water. ism. No National party the en- down, bat Normal hall was Ailed. At 7 tho doors were thrown and during both money metals without discrimi- AB R BH PO A E in town were Hoi. open tire of the United States has ever took hold to make things go with There two competitors, the history a to the of our Mrs. Emery Smart of the Monica olub, re- nation, return money 5 12 4 6 0 despite the efforts of the police to deolared against it. No party in this Radford, ss, a o and as a natural result every- linswortfi & Whitney Hoso Co. of Wnter- UUlUCiO, UiiU LUUUUJ WX VUU VUXia«iVUUlUU| took her at the round vim, lias had tho to Sharrott, rf, 4 112 0 0 Portland, place strain them the orowas on every side campaign temerity oppose aud silver. thing passed cif in fine shape to the cred- ville and tho Eagle hose company oi it. The standard has been gold Henry, of, 6 2 2 3 0 0 table to discuss the possibilities of the made rushes for the entrances. gold weighed We believe that it is the and it of the town desperate in the It remedy O’Brien, lb, 4 2 2 11 1 0 and tbe pleasure of (he Gardiner. balance and found wanting. for the evil from which American student. Mrs. Smart has a A wild scene of turmoil ensued at the was fastened the United States only remedy Roach, c, 6 0 0 3 1 0 citizens and their The officials were as follows: upon Is a guests. Starter, we are now suffering, an evil now so 1113 2 0 lino presence and charming speaker. main entrance, men, women and without discussion before the people, and Moore, 2b, on too The trains from the east H. E. C. W. polioe- fast devastating and impoverishing our follow ed. Be your Health is early morning Kenney: timer, Gerow; its never been to Cavanaugh, 8b, 4 2 3 0 1 0 A club symposium guard. men were in au indis- friends have yet willing jumbled together land and people, bringing poverty to our 6 0 0 to be trifled with. The brought visiting companies of firemen judges,’, Charles H. Chas. D. risk a verdict before the voters upon Simon, if, 0 1 0 Brief aocounts of club work were precious Johnson, criminate mob.